One structure of this name is located on an area translated as "The Red Road" near the Zuweila Gate and the Khayerbek Complex on the Gate of the Minister. Another structure with this name is alternatively known as the Gök Jami and is the only building of its function in Yerevan. A building of this name which would have to be rebuilt following invasion by Genghis Khan also contains a marble slab describing the individual for which it is a shrine as the "Lion of God". In addition to the aforementioned structures alternatively named for Aqsunqur and the namesake for Mazari Sharif, the most famous was built following the Peace of Zsitvatorok and was ordered to be built by (*) Sultan Ahmed I. For 10 points, identify this common name of Islamic places of worship, the most famous one being located in Istanbul and so name
One structure of this name is located on an area translated as "The Red Road" near the Zuweila Gate and the Khayerbek Complex on the Gate of the Minister. Another structure with this name is alternatively known as the Gök Jami and is the only building of its function in Yerevan. A building of this name which would have to be rebuilt following invasion by Genghis Khan also contains a marble slab describing the individual for which it is a shrine as the "Lion of God". In addition to the aforementioned structures alternatively named for Aqsunqur and the namesake for Mazari Sharif, the most famous was built following the Peace of Zsitvatorok and was ordered to be built by (*) Sultan Ahmed I. For 10 points, identify this common name of Islamic places of worship, the most famous one being located in Istanbul and so named for the color of its tiles.
One structure of this name is located on an area translated as "The Red Road" near the Zuweila Gate and the Khayerbek Complex on the Gate of the Minister.
{Blue Mosque} [accept {Blue Masjid}; accept {Aqsunqur Mosque} or {Aqsunqur Masjid} before “{Gök Jami}”; prompt on answers with the word {Azraq} and some {form} of {Majid/Mosque}; prompt on {Mosque}]